REASON's "Thirst" For Success Distinguishes Him From The Pack

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REASON delivers his TDE debut, "There You Have It."

REASON's debut mixtape There You Have It with TDE was taken out the queue a few times before the higher-ups gave a nod of approval, graciously explained by the head office as an adherence to quality and readiness.

Before giving us a comprehensive look at his "discernible rap skills," REASON released the promo single "The Soul," then another single "Better Dayz," and thus a hype train started to pick up steam, of its own merit for once. 

The TDE brand beholds a predisposed mix of street and personal idealism whether they like to admit it. No artist, including REASON, is given a pass to perform below expectations. On "Thirst," REASON does a good job of accounting for those expectations, in the sense that comparisons will likely arise between him and his labelmates. 

After describing his milieu to perfection, REASON adds a fitting epilogue to the "Thirst." Gunshots ring out as two muffled voices substantiate their violent tendencies. REASON then traverses the conquering line into the next song "Colored Dreams/Killers Pt. 2," with a piano solo conveying regret.

How did you think REASON fared on "Thirst" and the rest of his debut project?

Quotable Lyrics:

We pop the trunk 
Got us a couple of bottles
Looking for  a couple of b*****s
Pull up in front of the crib
Sensors is telling us this ain't the spot
We wanna be but continue.


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